CONTENTS NEWS, VIEWS & INSIGHTS


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Industry News Practice Profi le: Space Group View Point: Ackroyd Lowrie’s Oliver Lowrie on growing talent & diversity International Focus CPD Focus Round Table Report: Building Insights LIVE: Part L and beyond Appointments & Company News Doors, Windows & Conservatories Focus


07.23 PRODUCTS


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Groundworks & Drainage Structural Elements External Envelope Heating, Ventilation & Services Insulation Interiors


Landscaping & External Works Safety & Security


PROJECT REPORT A SINGULAR CARING APPROACH


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A new replacement for a 70s hospital which removed valuable parts of central Liverpool, NBBJ/HKS’ major new health facility for the city bridges healthcare and academia, restores urban fabric, and has more ensuite single rooms than any other UK hospital. James Parker reports


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DOORS, WINDOWS & CONSERVATORIES POWERED BY GOOD DESIGN


Darren Hyde on balancing security and accessibility when specifying powered doors


DOORS, WINDOWS & CONSERVATORIES THE POWER OF ALUMINIUM


Alu doors and windows are an easy route to distinctive aesthetics, says Andrew Cross 67


EXTERNAL ENVELOPE: ROOF GLAZING & ROOFLIGHTS ROOFLIGHTS WITH THE AUTHENTIC TOUCH


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Keeret Eden offers pointers on achieving a seamless blend in heritage retrofi ts INSULATION


GETTING TO GRIPS WITH PART L EPIC’s Chris Pateman explores the challenges of the new Part L for insulation


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INTERIORS: BATHROOMS & WASHROOMS A FALSE DICHOTOMY?


Lidia Cetrangolo questions whether style and sustainability are really at odds 89 ADF logo_small_Layout 1 13/09/2016 16:14 Page 1


SAFETY & SECURITY: ANTI-TERRORISM SOLUTIONS SENSITIVE TO URBAN SAFETY Martyn’s Law means urban public space where people are protected, says Mark Stone


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